Personal Storage Devices

Seagate offers a comprehensive range of internal and external hard drives and SSDs to meet all your storage needs. Whether you're a professional, gamer, or student, our devices deliver speed and capacity. Plus, you know your data is secure and always accessible.

Seagate Personal Storage Solutions

Dive into the diverse range of Seagate storage solutions, including high-performance internal and external hard drives, SSDs, RAID systems and portable options. Whether you’re a gamer, creator, or business professional, find the perfect storage to meet your needs for speed, capacity and reliability.

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Internal Hard Drives
Unlock top-tier performance and massive storage with Seagate internal hard drives...perfect for demanding tasks like gaming, editing and data-intensive applications.
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Internal SSDs
Experience lightning-fast speeds and enhanced durability with Seagate internal SSDs, which are designed to boost system performance for gamers, creators and professionals.
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External Hard Drives
Secure your data with reliable Seagate external hard drives, offering vast storage and easy backup solutions for home and office use.
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External SSDs
Take your data anywhere with Seagate external SSDs, offering rapid transfer speeds, sleek designs, and robust durability for professionals on the move.
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RAID Storage
Maximise data protection and performance with Seagate RAID storage solutions, tailored for businesses and power users needing reliable, scalable storage.
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Portable Hard Drives
Stay mobile with Seagate portable hard drives, providing ample storage in a compact design for effortless backup and file transfer on the go.
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Portable SSDs
Enjoy ultra-fast, on-the-go storage with Seagate portable SSDs, combining speed, portability, and rugged design for professionals and adventurers alike.

Seagate Personal Storage Devices FAQs

Internal drives are installed inside your computer, and are the primary storage for your operating system, applications and files. External drives are portable devices connected via USB, Thunderbolt, or other interfaces, offering additional storage and effortless data transfer between devices.

SSDs differ from hard drives primarily in their technology and performance. SSDs use flash memory to store data, resulting in fast read and write speeds and lower latency. This means quicker boot times, faster file transfers, and enhanced overall system responsiveness. In comparison, hard drives provide larger storage capacities at a more affordable price point, making them ideal for bulk data storage. Both SSDs and hard drives have their unique advantages, catering to different storage needs and preferences.

To determine your storage requirements, review the type and amount of data you plan to store. For general use, 500 GB to 1 TB may suffice. For extensive media libraries, gaming, or professional work, consider 2 TB or more. Always allow some extra capacity for future data growth.

First, consider your specific requirements in terms of speed, capacity, portability and budget. For high-speed performance, choose an SSD. For large capacity at a lower cost, a hard drive might be better. External drives are ideal for portability. Assess the device’s benefits when it comes to system compatibility and intended use.

You should regularly back up your data, use strong passwords, enable encryption, and keep your software updated to maintain security. Seagate offers tools like Seagate Secure™ for encryption and Rescue Data Recovery Services for additional protection.

Check the interface type (e.g., SATA, USB, Thunderbolt) and ensure your device supports it. Verify the operating system compatibility and system requirements for the storage device. Most Seagate drives work with a range of different platforms and devices.

Yes, you can use an external drive to save a complete copy of your entire system, including the operating system, applications and files. Software tools and built-in utilities can help create a complete system image for easy recovery.

Yes. In fact, using both a hard drive and SSD on the same computer is a common practice. Typically, the SSD is used for the operating system and frequently used applications for speed, while the hard drive provides additional capacity for storing larger files and less frequently accessed data.

Seagate hard drives and SSDs are known for their reliability and performance. They undergo rigorous testing and are built with advanced technology to ensure durability and data integrity. Seagate also offers warranties and support services to provide additional peace of mind.